Our Favorite Charities

Many nationwide and local organizations put forward necessary and much-needed hard work that sometimes goes unnoticed. Their dedication to the less fortunate helps to reduce the hardship and suffering that’s often prevalent among societies today.

I pledge to help support several of these charitable organizations—ideally, those who have proven to take their causes seriously and can use their resources effectively.

As part of this pledge, I will donate at least 5% of net commissions to charitable non-profit organizations supporting essential causes.

Here are a few of our favorite non-profits that the JSRE team has worked with or would like to work with soon.

Sincerely,

Jack Schoberg

California Real Estate Agent
(DRE#02078776)

• (bgca.org) Boys and Girls Club of America. With locations nationwide & in the LA area, the B&GCOA is possibly the most impactful organization for at-risk teens & children. The Boys & Girls Club gives youth a constructive outlet during their formative years and prepares them to be productive and respectful adults.
  
• Best Friends Inc. With Best Friends, you’re working to save the lives of cats and dogs across America, giving pets second chances and happy homes. Best Friends Inc. started over 35 years ago with a no-kill sanctuary in Utah. Today, they are helping homeless pets in every corner of the country. They helped increase the national saving rate from 64% in 2015 to 83% in 2021.
  
• Special Olympics – Southern California Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in various Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. These activities give continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and share gifts, skills, and friendships.
  
• Ocean Blue Project Ocean Blue Project is an ocean cleanup organization working to rehabilitate and conserve the world’s oceans, beaches, and rivers through clean-ups, solutions to keep pollutants from entering ecosystems, community-driven service learning, youth education, and conservation with help from volunteers and donations Ocean Blue Project has already helped remove 1 million pounds of plastic from our oceans.
  
• Animal Care & Control The County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control is one of the largest animal control agencies in the United States. They’ve adopted the Socially Conscious Animal Sheltering philosophy at their seven animal care centers. DACC serves all of Los Angeles County and 45 contract cities with a combined population of over 3 million residents. 
  
• Helping Pitties in the City – This 501(c)(3) nonprofit rescues at-risk “pit bull” breeds from local shelters, owner surrenders, or strays and re-homes them in loving new foster or forever homes. I’m familiar with this charity firsthand as I volunteered and adopted my pup, “MiMi,” from this dedicated charity.